The George Eveleigh House, in the bend of historic Church Street, boasts some of the finest early Georgian detailing in the city. Although the asymmetrical floor plan has been slightly altered it represents a plan which would have dominated Charleston in the mid-18th century. Only a handful of these houses remain. All the primary rooms are paneled with traditional 18th century Georgian woodwork and the staircase which rises all 3 floors retains its original elements. Easements on this property insure the preservation of an irreplaceable architectural resource. The early date of this house, its category 1 Fleiss-Wright Survey rating, and the preserved state of so many original interior and exterior architectural elements elevate this house into an elite class of extremely valuable Charleston houses. The main house has three bedrooms and the carriage house has two. Loutrel Briggs garden. First time on the market in over 130 years!
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